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Title:
Stubble, the burning question / produced by Division of Resource Management. [videodisc]
Author:
Western Australia Dept. of Agriculture Division of Resource Management.
;
National Soil Conservation Program (Australia)
Year:
1988.
Description:
1 videodisc (DVD) (22 minutes) ; 4 3/4 in.
Subject:
Seeder cultivators.
;
Stubble mulching.
;
DVD video discs.
;
Lupins.
;
Western Australia.
;
Stubble cultivation.
;
Wheat.
Notes:
Copied from video recording to DVD videodisc in 2009. A National Soil Conservation Programme.
Type:
Eletronic Resource
Abstract:
Outlines the arguments for and against stubble burning. Examines seeding machinery with the capacity to cope with stubble retention.
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DAWA Archival/Duplicates
631.544 STU
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631.544 STU
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631.544 STU
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